Marin County, CA Filming & Production: Street Closures (2026)

010(c). 020 sets the fee for a public-works-issued filming permit at the amount established by resolution of the board of supervisors, rather than the per-eight-hour fee that applies to community development agency permits, and can include a deposit for extra regulation costs. 040 requires the applicant to comply with whatever conditions the public works director deems necessary to ensure filming does not unreasonably impede the flow of vehicular traffic or restrict public access to and from the roadway, which functions as the county's road-use control for film production: rather than a blanket road-closure ordinance, the county conditions the encroachment permit on maintaining traffic flow and access unless the director's conditions authorize a temporary closure.

060 still requires the crew to keep the road right-of-way clean and orderly and to pay for cleanup if it fails to do so. 36 does not set a separate application deadline or design standard for road use, all road-use filming permits are processed and conditioned individually by the public works director on a case-by-case basis.